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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-30
BELFAST MAINE, THURSDAY, JUNE 80, 1887.

.
uled at Fall I4vcr, Mass, June l'th. lie was
born at East1 Machas, August 10. 1917. lie
graduated at Amherst College in 1886; was
principal OF ~ academy III Ja1irey, n. H., IN
1Sa;-3s; was assistant teacher at Phillips Acad-
emy and Ovcr3feacher for one term. lie was
tutor at Amh1'st from lSio to lSlo and III lSG'
was elected ODE of the trustees of the college
lie filled various pastorates and in 1872 was
Collins professor of natural and revealed re-
| lision in BowdOin college, and in 1S55 he was
chosen Washburn professor of church history
III ',u n'on neo'oS.ca' it ,e,',f, nf ~, liz
and hell this nns;,inn ,t the time Of hi. Ir,th
ihr - MMrH N'S'io"'
If one who visited the Maine coast ten years
ago should now so into the principal harbor>
and sail in sight of pine-girt headands. he
would note Transformation which is almost
incredible. The mania for speculation in Maine
shore land>-for the interest amounts almost
to tlat-haS behind ii Il solid advancement in
value because of extensive Improvements. The
Maine boy, who has grown rich in city. re-
turns to restore bis earl home, or to build,
sometimes too preentiou~ly, near by it. sum
M M ''''1e' ~ NJ ~ 'a ~ ..''u. II
herald, because the promoter of a wholesome
rise in valuation. II,n.tou Advertiser
-
lNifhNN- KEW f>'h'
William A. Cromwell of South Berwick. is
appointed Deputy Collector for the first di\iS-
ion. compri>in" the counties of York Cumhcr-
land. AndroSco@gn, oxford. Sagadahoc. Lin
coin. Knox and Franklin. with HEADQUARTERS at
custom house in Portland. There will also be a
stamp deputy at the Office III Portland where
all stamps for use in Ibis state will j" furnish
ed Thomas r. Murphy Of Augusta. has been
appointed Deputy Collector Tor the second div
l>"h. comprising the counties of kcnneber,
Somerset. l'isrataqu>, Waldo, Penobscot, Han
cock, Washington and Aroostook, with head
quarters it the custom hol'se IN Bangor
STEALING WHISTLES
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sio, az .,,i.n wh;.,l ,.;,,., ~. II I,','|.
M,.n Stolen. - "''>'
IN GENERAL
Hon.. 4. Il. Reed Of Portland has cone 10
Alaska on Il pleasure trip.
Mir. Daniel Allen, one of the most respected
citizens of Fairfield. died Instantly Thursday
night. June lj!h aged II wears.
The BoW,ioin class OF \. will hold a reunion
at the capproarhin. tnnntntement Less than
uuc-thirl of The - member. are now residents
of Maine.
Mrs. Sarah +. Holmes. widow OF the late.
nr. Ezekiel Holmes. formerly editor of the
Maine Farmer. and onr Of lie founder, of The
Maine State fair. died ia HYDE Park. Mass
recently. Her remains were taken to Win
throp and Inferred in the cemetery there.
The l"rh Republican club opened Il new
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-30

sumpfuary laws'' begin to be talked about
"n'e ' more III Democratic newspapers. Your
lhorough-gong organ Of the Democracy viii
,n liver admit that it believes in government OF
% cue rum power by the rum power for the rum
p"wcr. @ y, no; it merely observes that it is
Iipboseh to sumptuary laws-but then no body
's deceived. IN. Y. Tribune.
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bELFAST DIRECTORY.

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lr- .4lai >:,i.i,,l.i ;,+s..pl. Il i.I ,i,
.-.e ..fi.,, 81 iron, I,,.,, ''1 'l'''''
I''tl- .,t' u I.tr@"r and n.t"lrnpI pIlitr IalI
i.t.,,, ,,.!I ~ ~ ~ wa, 'ii'''it~ ant 01i"t
d" 'u' '"'+'N y NJ
>fttI~.
li,.tl-t d, trraiplu NJ ladies' through II ,,riY
h1NN .tnt i.t-i ku..N. .I4ii ie;il,, j;,.if.,, ,t
I. Iu .G,ni1r.i tiul. ls,tuiuIH4s .l, ~ ia rf..t
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Congressman B0Hte!lc 10 GOV. Foraker.

BANGOR. June Is 81.
Governor }. u. Foraker, Columbus. Ohio.
Congratulations that the indignant voice of out
ragged loyalty is still potent to protect its blood
bought trophies from dcsecration.
G. A. BOUTEILE.
COiIMBuS, Ohio, June -, 81.
Hon. c. A. Houtcllc, Bangor, Maine.
Thanks for your telegram. Norfolk is avenged
j. b. FORAKER.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-30

Eight pin manufactures in New England
produce annually 2,OOO.00O packs of pins. Each
pack contains 1880 pins, which makes a total
yearly production of 6, 120 600 900 pins. These
pins are usually put up in large eases each ease
containing 672. 600 pins.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-30

1t has been computed that the death rate Of
the globe is siXty-scvcn 4 minute, o, 100 a day,
and 81 $3.50 S35 year, and the birth rate seventy
minute, 1OO,StO u day. and 36, 1,92 900 year.
Petriiied lObsters CLAIMS, turtles, and the like
are found in great abundance In the Santa
Catalina mountains in Arizona. at height of
nearly 10000 feet above the level of the sea.
A gigantic whisky poor has Deen organized
IN trn1 tD,o Il iofiI
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The Cinlhes that XII.

Inc i-i>irr H. women t" rr"lilpi.' iicir i,raIh
by "nt-'loor exercise i nr,ri wanting. Ia, II"
! amount Of frc>l:-,,ii exercise. can save Women
froin the rlii ,lipcls If their pr, sen ~f,l. Of
dress. II i their clothes that hill them
Every >hpa wouial t.,hr-. her foot contends
with her ~hii. She lit in oh Tia, in>icp AMI
>l" lil> it or lll lir,I. rhc Weight nav L..
"i''rr> or l"''in'l>, bat il i taken up At every
Stop. Ia" ilaty Skirt, With ilo;llr;.>. over
>kii, il>ti". trait. beads AMI ether trimmings
li;'h- their many pounds and many yards. flap
l'lis arouild The fcri and Ices OF ihc wearcr
Ih" corset does 40! allow >lac,. /" fake a fun
breath, and thr tight sleeves cau-c the nlj~cc>
tr rry Tor room.
Dressed III Ills fashion. ln, Wr:lrcr COMES
back from her walk for fr"> Ii air and cNrrc.r
tired through and through :,nd i the worse
Tor 1t. l'"taisr sl,e ha> lifted and carried hun
,lr,i> Of pounds.
stand Al amy >frrri-rurncr. aln! watch In"
women = They pass. How tir,,! they Inuh I,
How their dresses nap round them, contrast
ihcm With lh" men. Mems feet lifl nn weight
"i "i"t'n>. Mems steps contend With .iotiin"
Every mu>clr las lis natural exercise. ont
4" tur All and exercise are GOOD for Them.
III" advice women need is for shorter. ,i.il-
ter Aint l"'sScr dresses. Mrs. Jennc.s-Miilcr
'It- not como Il day 10" soon with her better
costume. if the health OF women is To be i'm
P!.N'" MIS-. 'Ili u. W lltcht:iI has shown
. W ii:it' 'in atirr." Reforr her. Mrs. Au,-
liza lii"omrr, nearly forty wears ago. set thccN-
ample "l >L"ft. loose dresses.
That st,:" was adopted lay many women.
an"n% 'hrin Mrs. i,liIalrtlit t;;dy stanton. Mis-.
>liSa! u. Anthony, and the present writer
How light aud comfortable and neat il was
il"" easily ie went up stairs without stepping
on ourselves. How we ralnc tlovn stairs with
olil fear of being stepped Oh. 4 walk on IA rainy
day or IN y muddy street lad no terror, for
there we've no yards of tliiL"lr'l skirts to ciran
We had room 10 breathe. and freedom for our
feet. Eut this heaItlfui dress WIS ..dr>pi>cl
and rcr''tcd'' by the great public. On one oc-
ca>ioh. Miss Anthony. in company with me.
started TO 9" To the l,o>t-otiice in New York. in
The bl"olnrr costume. But we were surround
r'i and wcd"cd i'll by crowd which i,ootrd and
leere'l. We escaped only by Il carriage sent by
II TREND who saw our dilemma.
It WAS :" difficult to wear this dress, with
the "iin that was east upon il that we return
ri >"rrowful!y I" The bondage of our bodies
in! the Hah" Of freedom to live linmuir>leI
! ii:Ii WAS loii. age. Now women might accept
ne light, sensible dress which Mrs. Jrnness
Miller Wears and comncni>. without fear of
unpleasant comment. Init they MAY fake fresh
AR :n'! exercise. aliH cain in health. Mrs Mil
Ter address lor her magazine entitled ''Dr,>."
j. The t'aili>"n A iiobron Co.. t.,1 Broadway.
New York. II,y S,,<r
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FARM. GlRDEN ANU HOUSEHOLD.

For this department brief suggestions, facts.
and experience are solicited from ho,,>ekeep-
cr>. farmers and gardeners. Address Ayri-
cultural editor. journal Office. Belfast. Me.
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Letters from the American Colonists in
Mexico.

A QUEER 'CIII BY THE SEA-" on THE COAST
OF SINALDA, AND THE DAILY LIFE OF ITS
INHABITANrS. SOME STATEMENTS ny THE
ALLEGED "STARNINt; VICTIMS THEM
SELVES CONCERNING THEIR CONDITION AND
MANNER OF LIVING.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-07-03
That Terrible North Coast.

SAN FRANCISCO, July Lieut..
George NJ. Stoney, of the navy,
who achieved a reputation as an
Arctic explorer, assumed charge
of the photographic Office in this
city this morning, The detail is
for three years.
Lieut.. Millions administration of
affairs has been satisfactory and
efficient from the time he estab-
lished the office three years ago.
He will probably be ordered east.
The rules of the department do
not permit Of the same officer be-
ing kept at one station longer than
three years. Lieutenant Milton
has Just completed his annual re-
port to the chief photographer.
The extraordinary number OF
disasters during the year
and the frigh;fu! loss of life and
property on the Vancouver coast
and off Cape Flattery are made
the subject of a special action. The
disasters occurred mainly during
heavy southwest and southeast
gales, and some of them, it is
thought, were due to captains
avoidance of the Vancouver coast.
Sailing directions for Clayoquot
and Barclay sound should be pro-
vided, and property might be
saved. During the storm of April
1st bark ElSin0r found a refuge in
Barclay sound, while the 50. Ste
phen, not knowing the coast, foun-
dered with all hands. The report
closes with a tabulated statement
of the routine work Of the year.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-07-03
Stockholders Meetinu.

BHR ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
y stockholders OF the Jensen Can fllInsS
Machine Co., will be held at the ONCE OF ~
astoria Iron Works in this city on Wednes{
Gay, July 9Th, at 3 p. NJ. BY order Of the
president, JOHN FOX,
Astoria June %, 81.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-07-03
Boats Repaired.

A NY ONE WANTING FISHING BOATS
a or other Boats Repaired can get good
over Arndt & Ferchens foot of Lafayette
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-07-03

1t will soon be dangerous to go
into the country after dark for
fear of getting tangled up in one
or more of the many surveyed rail
road lines. Then, again, survey
ing parties are getting so thick
they hinder the farmers in their
work. - Wdtertorn, ID. T., Public
OJjiJ,iOI.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-07-03
Farm for Sale,

ON THE KLASKANINE, ONE MILE
" from Steamboat Landing, 50 acres,
about 10 acres In Meadow and 10 acres
bottom land. balance Timber Land. New
House, good Barn and yonng Orchard, 3
fne mich cows.4 yearling heifefs, horses
I wagon and other farming tools. Quarter
For further particulars enquire Of. or write
to g. r. SORKNSEN,
Box 4s5. Astoria, Oregon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-07-03

NONN OF the good things of
Nss1 this life are sorrowful-
" let alone on account of Dyspepsia.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipa-
ton; sold on positive guarantee at
25 and 80 cents, by
w Copn
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-07-03
]. W. Conn.

The telegraph line between Cape
Flsttery and Neah bay is to be put
in operation again July 1st. 1t
was discontinued by the govern
ment, March 1st, on account of
lack of appropriation.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-07-03
$67, 100000 Capital

Liverpool s. London & Globe. North British
and Mercantile Of London and Edinburgh.
California Agricultural. OF Watertown, New
YORK, London & Lancashire OF Liverpool,
Eng. Fire Insurance Companies, Represent
In capital q s6i, ,ooo, 0Oe.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-07-03
Astoria. Or. July 4. 81.
PROGRAMME :

@hOOAsA2uoAh
Salute OF Is guns at sunrise by detach-
ment from the lst U. 5. Artillery.
Grand Procession will form at 9 30 A. NJ
Reading OF Declaration OF Independence.
and music and literary exercises TO COM
square.
Orator. HON. J.F. CAPLEs, Of Portland.
National salute Of 80 guns at IL NJ.
BARBECUE.
Up. NJ. Fishing boat race, free for al !;
1st prize, SS5. I'd prize. $50.
! rs 7. NJ. Whitehall boat race; Ist prize,
2P. M. Bicycle race. free for all prize.
2 is p. NJ. Sack race, free for all prize,
:soP.M. Throwing Is Ib. hammer. free
for all lst prize. 81 90. I'd prize. s. 90.
2 As p. NJ. Catching CREASED pig. free for
all boys under Is years OF age prize. the
sP. NJ. 200 yard foot race. professionals
3 :l5 Z. M. 500 yard foot race, profession
ais only barred lst prize. $50, I'd prize, $40.
80 z. M. Hose race wet test. free for all,
LIST prize. $50. I'd prize $50;
1st prize. $50. I'd prize, $50.
4P. NJ. Hook and Ladder race, 200 yards,
raise 30 foot ladder and put man at top !;
prize S25 to win must beat 40 seconds.
:l6 +. M. Tender team race. free for all /;
lst prize, $40, I'd prize, SIS.
5P. NJ. DUPHUNNIES.
13 guns at sunset.
Grand display of fire works i'm the evening.
President Of the Day. -. Mayor J. C. Trulllnger
Vice President .-......-.........Col JAS. Taylor
Chaplain. X. w. Garner
Reader ......... .... ...........Mr. Frank Bewley
Orator. ................Hon. j. Il. Caples
Marshal. al.......................Mr.A Alex. Campbell
Music by Western Amateur Band. Come
and Join us In the celebration.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-07-03
Bids Wanted.

TIyHE BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS
Il of school districe No. invite proposals
for the loan Of 81 900 for building purposes,
the money to be repaid in ten years time, i'm
ten equaf payments, with interest annually
Bids for the whole or part will be received
till noon. Of Tuesday. July 5th. 1887. For
further details, apply to
j, o. HAWTHORN,
Chairman board school directors,
Astoria June o. 81.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-07-03

n Aro>.,c Blood Elixir is the
NCSSS . only Blood Remedy
guaranteed. 1t is positive cure for
Ulcers, Eruptions, or Syphilitic Pois-
oning. 1t purifies the whole system,
and banishes all Rheumatic and Neu-
ralgic pains. We guaranteeit.
J. W. Conn.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-07-03
J. w. Conn.

Five hundred Cinnamon are
about to settle in Peasants county,
W. Va.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-10
COME THIS WEEK,
YOU CAN BUY

Accent baby button shoes fr 25c.
60-cent baoy'B KID and pebble button
shoe3 400.
% csnt baby's hid and pebble button shoe'
60c.
10 cent children IS pc bnle, spring heal, bu.
tens, soc.
o 90 childrens pebble and kid, spring
heel buttons, &c.
sit. children's pebble button with heel
90,
81 2b N Uses pebble button, sizss II to IL,
q GO. Good for school or other purposes:
easy fitting. durable, and you viii be sur
prised when you see them.
Our own good mike misses pstble button
school shoe, sises IL 70 2 comln, sense heel
and toe and every pair warranted, only u. 70
M isses 1ne pebble button, IL to 2, only
81. IS. neat fitting stylish we'll worth 81 .o6
Boys good working shoes, to Q, for 81. 90,
Boys' good Dress shoes, hook, lace and
button real valua 81 SC; our price, $l,26.
Little boys button, extra high cut, Sins
II TO q; anywhere else would cost you $..;5.
our price 81 SO.
JOB lot mems hook lace. felis every VT ere
for 81. so; we will sell You for Glib
small lot mems hook lace waterproof
shoes, regular prloe ~ so. cur price, sl.i5.
Men g button pa ters, worth $3.50 for u 80.
Gents tle calf gsiters, machine sexed
and hand sewed The quality is away up
aud our prices way doWn-lo~er thai ever
before for same quality.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-10
Ilsp1g.


The Sunday school association Of ths
Union NJ. u. Church will meet thu
even ing.
John Smith the injured pressman
| hurt 1t the printing ofiice Eighth and
Orange streets, on Tuesday morning. u
slowly recovering.
william 8. Bullock, tie we'll knows
black smith and cart and wagon builder
residi ing ct 1922 Tatusll street, has been
~ ing very III for some time past
A wagon loaded with manure, whils
proceeding out Mary land avenue THU
morning, WAS let down In the street By
ons OF the wheels giving way.
Mr.. Powell has on bis stall In the
and herring 70 which the attention o.
our citiSens 10 invited.
A masquerade party organised lssi
evening, at Mr.. Whalen's, 621 East FIFTH
street, and proceeded to Webster's Dane
lug Academy, where all enjoyed them
selves Amusinely until late hour.
The ball held last evening BY the
Leather WORKER Assembly X. of L., In
the CitiEeps' Rink, was . very AuCcess'
full affair. Vititors were present from
Baltimore, Chester and Philadelphia.
The strikers In Melville Gambrill's
cotton mandatory have settled the
difficulty with the girl who WAS the
cause Of the strife, and have returned
TO work.
It wAs Rev. w. L 8 Murray, Instead
|of Rev. Adam Stengle, who married
Benz amin Money and Miss Emma
Kenton, Mt 1874 West Seventh street, on
Tuesday evening.
The large, light and cheerful room
directly over Belts Pharmacy. Sixth
and Market street, In the Ladies' De-
partment Entrance NJ West Sixth
street.
While resp ondins to the alarm OF are
last evening, the driver OF the Fame
Hose cart loet q belt. The finder will
receive the thanks Of the company on
|re,urntng same TO their engine house.
Bsbismin A,hbrtdae, OF this city, n
brakeman on the p, w. & B. Railroad
fell from An engine NJ iron Hin on
Tuesday morning He was brought to
this city and DIR. Draper attended 10
bis injuries.
A large delegation fom Linwood
Lodge, X. Of P. Of Lin VOID. Pa, visited
Lincoln Lodge. this city, Tuesday even.
Ing. After social time in the lod6 q
room a grand oy ster supper wss served
st Fsrra IL Lewis ret taurant.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-10

be put ON trial for his life with such
evidence 20 has been presented no man's
life or berty IL safe, and while he DID
not want 70 iutrude his opinions on the
court, he thought 1t would be but right
and Just to stop this case just where u
10, and say to the jury this can 90 no
further. He thought 1t would DO tho
proper thing Tor the Attorney General
| TO rise und say that the State would not
press for conviction.
This was opposed BY Deputy Attor.
ney General Biggs, who said that the
nature Of this ease was auch that the
State had In great % easure to depend
on circumstAntiAl evidence. He spoke
OF Coy les dying declaration, and said
that nothing could be stronger, and
THAT he positively identified Elliott -
90 his assaiiaut. He thought that the
trial should precesd, and then II the
prisoner can prove hts innocence, or
leven furnish . reasonable doubt OF Ais
guilt, he would be pleased to abandon
1.-THE case.
Attorney General Paynter said that
The was surprised to hear the attorney
for the defense make the request which
The had Of the Court, - hundreds OF
linen have been convicted and hung on
less evidence than the State has pro
Iduoed In this case. He analy sed the
case, and the different facts which have
been presented, and said he did moi
think It . case TO be aband oned, but or
the contrary, one that should be fully
TRIED.
Mr.. Turner again spoke in defence Of
Ibis motion, and the Court, After consul
tAtion, decided that IL was . case TO q
to the jury, and that the trial must pro
Iceed. At the request Of Messrs. Turner
and Bacon the further consideration o
the case was postponed until 10 O'CLOCK
this morning, and Court took recess
] until that time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-10

OAO"s L9st NNhkht az thC
Dress Circle of the Opera House.
During the secoud act In the grand
performance Of "Lskme," where the
Brahman priest aud his daughter are
both disguised attending the fair and
the old gentleman discovers that his
idolized daughter is deeply in love with
Gerald, one lady Was overheard to re-
mark that II the gallant officer possess
ed the appearance of a postmaster, or
In love with Moses or some other digni.
fed gentleman, and that his loving
words sent forth fragrance Of the choicest
perfumes, or that he wore one Of those
Peruvian cashmere whipcord cork
screw suits that Meyers. the famous
| clothier, Fifth and Market streets,
20 largely aiverti.es fer S3.87, worth
- 30, she could not have mbraced him
to L CT loving breast any harder. But
since We have the occasion to speak oil
bona tide sel!ing-out sale It will ba this
! we'll to mention that in connection with
the suits that are advertised there still
remains in his massive stock suit
worth S2l for Sill, suits worth SIT for IS
suits worth 81 for S2.93, dress pant
worth 81 90 for SO cents; therefore,
you wish to procure unheard-of bar
gains don't forget to give this deserving
clothier call.
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DIED,

BAk ER.-On tho 9Th inst, In this city
Will Sun ! Baker, in tho 18th year OF hll
age.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully In
vited TO attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF hts father. ltl West Twsnty-third
street. on Sunday, Feb l3. at 10 a. In. sersi
ces at the house. lnterment 81 Rivervle 4
Cemetery,
OLAbK .-on February 9. 1887, William ID
Clark,
Funeral fron his late residence, "areon
lsA," near Delaware City. on Saturday
february y, at 10 o'clock. Inter u ent at ST
Georges Cemetety.
|tRE9I-ln this city, on tho 10th inst.
Peter W. GreVg, aged rs yexrs.
Due notice of iunerai will be given.
RYDER -On the 9Th inst Celia ryder
AGED ~ years. Duo notice CT the funera
will be given.
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SeriOus Accident,

K. II. Sexton, 8 wood worker EN-.
ploy eli In the Harlan & HollinRswortb
Ccmpany's works, while working at q
machine, was very badly hurt on Tues
day afternoon by . piece of wood fly ling
from the machine and striking him in
she head with such force as to knock
him insensible for the time being.
Bsing resident of Philadelphia he was
removed to the Pennsylvania Hospital
to have his injuries attended to, but IL
is cared they may prove fatal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-10

Our Guinet Black Silks
and Surats still at the low
prices. The rise in the silk
market will make you pay
more soon.
Are you going to buy car
pets this spring ? Every
thing in our carpet room is
in favor of the early carpet
buyer. Do you realize our
stock of Carpets-no such
stock was ever here; our
prices we guarantee, and but
lew places show such an as
soriment.
Tapestry Brussels, SOC.
65c, 75c, Body Brussels
soc, 81, $I.25.
We had 200 hassocks-the
prices were 81 for Brussels
$3.50 for Moquette. We re.
duced the Brussels to SOC
and they are gone. We re
duced the Moquette to 75c
and they have not gone a
fast as we like a reduced
thing to go-therefore 20,
Inow get the Moquettes a
SOC.
| VIM. B. SHARP g. &C
II Fourth and Market streets.